East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896, March 20, 1890, Image 3

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    DUBKHEIMER & CO'S. LOCAL-PAGE ADVERTISEMENT
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LOWEST
FRICES.
ONLY
ThHea°eyy Cou’nty
With Their
FALL & WINTER SUPPLIES
F irst
CLASS
GOODS
THAT CAN SUPPLY THE
Our Prices are the
SAME
as
added
MÉtCIT YOÜR TRADE.
J. DURKHEIMER
CO
THE WRECKERS OF HIGH PRICES IN HARNEY VALLEY
»VERTISEMENTS.
EM ENTS.
uLTP
R«a:
E OF HALE.
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TATES L and office ,
d , February 12,1890.
G1VEN Ihas the follow
led notice of his inten-
in support oi his claim,
will I k niU'ie before the
f.tike view, Oregon,
Mi! a<1 .
of NW »4, bee. 26, and
4 »»f N E*4 See. 27, Tp. 25, S.
few ’.he ioRowing witnesses to
UH residence upon and cubi
il. viz: Henry Egli. J. M. Em-
}rell.of Sliver Lake, 1*. O., Or.
Li* Kiley P. O.. Or.
RREN TRUITT, Register.
ARINO.
ITKD S tate L and O ffice , i
Urt.B, Oregon, March 4,1890. j
n, Contesi autj
law.
OREM
J>n and Henry )•
ioi California, |
(immani». J
the Stute of California:
11 pleUF, ' ’i ■ * l'i-i !■ ■■ ’ !■. ’ h bi ni i i:“
|^^^^Kab«*vc instituted t miße,
IsterandK-
¡ \
• f t ! « • - i i.i:«oi -«a’.-'s
Ice ut Burns. Oregon, on
• PRIL'k wdsy. ill« I>ny or .Inly, isno,
clock, R. III.. ' . so ill 'ill) ' '
mí He
uMMV'Of the soil in tlie f.illowing de-
^^^^HKlaii'L to-wit: \V'., NW qr, NW
T,SkC- 23 *nd NE qr NE qr See. 2'J, Tp.
Ibi, E. W. M.; and to determine whether
the «aW struct is coinpoKcd of swamp
lining of lhe
the Slate of Oirgon on the
tf March, is 0.
JÍB. HUNTINGTON, Register
PROOF
J
IlferiTED S tates L and O ffice , |
_______ Burns, Oregon, March 8. 1890.)
TICE IS IlRliEBV GIVEN that the f.iilow-
Las filed notice of his inleu-
o make final pr. of in support of bis claim,
hat «aidjM»«)f will be made before the
ter aud JKirriver,
S. Land office, at
jDfr^WOHda.v, April 251 h, 1890, viz:
.J
E. Williams,
). 8. No. NM, for the E*2 SE' ,. SW'4 SE*4,
i'f>
!k.fott«>i*i!»ivit iu uses to prove his uoi tinu-
exidcnce upon and culticaiion of said land.
William A. kliIler, Robert J. Williams, 11.
bble, and John Crttraman, of Riley, Har-
o., Or.
13-16
> J- B H' N l'i N«.T« N. IN ■
• AL PROOF.
^^HtlTE!« >r\T.> I.INII OFll'K.1
’ '!es''’11- March >. 1 *:■..'. I
GX ’ TICEIBHBKEHY C.ltE.k :hnt th.- f.tllov.-
atneff.jRlMW* hue filed notice of his inten-
proof i«i support of bis claim,
will be made before the
i ver of U. S. l and Office at
Friday. April 2oth, 1890, viz:
r.
D. 8. No. 3330. for the E1 a SE’ „ Sec. 26. E’
•
-u s- K-
U. W'. M. Henamvg
»Hawing WiincBsi B to prove hi» continuotiF
ence npoa «nd cuitivaiion of * ti l land viz
ft B. Wilwams, Ro'er .1. Wil!ia:i’g. siinon
a, ttaCMkriln smiih, «di of Kiicv, ilarucy
ly. Oregon.
r r to
1S-W
II. HIM .
liegmter.
urns.
'AL F BO 01
■ by these presents that pur-
• f the Circuit Court of tbe
larney County, made and
ay of November, 1889, in a
ton Williams is Plaintiff,
i, C. A. bweek, and Ella
«• :<>rthesum of <1240.00 au«l
urn, interest thereon from
. and for the foieelosure of
age of date the luth day of
• u
u
bv said Defendant, Wm.
Rusa Ambrcsv, ussigned
if upon tile E’-. SE*», E'4
J p. 22 S. R. 32*.o, E. W. M. in
i gon, and directing me to
h si« sty said decree, as may be.
ili offer and sell the whole
said kJ.. Sh’r and EU NE'2
*. K. . .’o, E. W. M., and all the
right, ti ic.’i eres , und estate, wliic h sa’d Wm
H. Mahon, theiein or thereto luid on the said
l;:th <:a <«f Mar« h, 18*8, for cash to the highest
bidder al puldu -<uu ry at the Court House door
in the town of Hurney, in Harney County, State
of Oregon, aforesaid, comment ing at 1 o'clot k,
p. m. on ihe _! tn <ta\ of .March, 1890.
A. A. COWING,
3-20-90
Sheriff Harney County. Oregon.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
the Countv of Harney.
E. B. Hanley, Plaintiff, )
VH.
I
E. D. Weaver, E. A. Vaughn, >
A. W. Water» and A. R. chap? |
Defendants. J
To E. D. Weaver, E. A. Vaughn. A. W’. Wat-
t ib , nnd A. R. Chase, the above-named de­
fendants:
In the name of the State of Oregon, you are
hereby require«’ to appt ar and answer the com-
plaint’fileit aguinwt \<>u in the above entitled
suit on or before ihe first «lay of the next regular
term of the Circuit C«>urtof the State of Oregon
f<»r the County of Harney, to-wit: on or before
the 19tli day" of May, 1890, the same being the
first <!nv of the next regular May term, A. I).
1890, of said Court, anil if you fail B.»to ans wer,
for want thereof the plaintiff* will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the complaint,
to-wit:
For a decree of said Court foreclcBing that
certain mortgage ontheNE1» of Sec. 22 in Tp.
23 S. R. 31, E. W. M. in llarney County. Oregon,
made and executed on the :id day of August
1888, bv lhe defendant E. D. Weaver, herein and
in favor of .1. s. Devine, and that the property
herein mentioned be sold as upon execution
and the proceeds of such sale be applied in pay­
ment of plaintiff s said note and iniercst in lhe
complaint mentioned, to-wit: the sum of $250.-
00 principal, and $15.70 interest, together with
$40.00 cs reasonable attorney's fee, and the
costs and disbursements of this suit, and fore­
closing eaeli and every defendant herein and
every peis.ni claiming under them or either of
them since the execution of said mortgage, of
c.ll right, claim, or equity of redemp ion in said
1 remises, and every part thereof and for judg­
ment against thesai«! defendant E. 1). Weaver
fur any deficiency which may remain after ap­
ply ing all the proceeds of the sale of 6aid prem-
ises properly applicable to the satisfaction of
sufd decree, and for such other and further re­
lief in the promises i;s to the Court mav seem
equitable and just
This summons is or«lcred to be served upon
the defendants E. D. Weaver and A. R. chase
above named, by publication thereof once a
week for six consecutive weeks, in the E ast
O rbgon H erald , a weekly newspaper of gen
eral circulation in said Harnev County and
State of Oregon, printed and published at Burns.
Harney < ounty, Oregon, and appearing to be
the newspaper meat likely to give notice to the
eai i defendants, and by order of Hon. M. D.
Clifford. Judge of said Court, made and datetl
at Chamber», at Canyon city. Grant County,
<)regon. February 6, A. D. 1810. and duly filed
in this cause.
J. NAT. HUDSON.
Attorney for Plaintiff'.
Attest: W. E. G race .
Mt h 6-15
Clerk of said Circuit Court.
W hitbd state - L and O ffu e , /
^BuroR, Oiec.o::. March >. . • J. i
f REBY GFVEN that th.* follow
er has file-1 notice of bit: inton­
ili proof i:isupp*.rt of his claim,
iroof will be made before the
Jeivor «¡f the U.S. land office
h,on Friday. April 2>, 1890, viz:
ert J. William«,
i>r the W’v NE qr., W’a SE or. PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
R. 28, E. W. M. He nnmtK the
FS( r io prow his continuoii»; In the County Court for the State of Oregon,
nd « uitivation of said Emd. viz
Harney County.
William A. Miller. H. A. Din-
Viliams, all of Riley, Harney To the Hou. County Court for Harney County:
We your undersigned peiilionets, would rnrst
[J. B. HUNTINGTON. Register. respectfully ask that a license be granted J. T.
Siilma:i to sell spiritour, malt, and vimnis liq­
uors in quantities I cfs than one quart for a
period of six months, beginning on the 7th day
F
of April. A. D., 1890, and running until and in­
cluding the bth «lay of October, A. D. isno, in
N ited S tates L and offk e J
the town of Burns, county of Harnev, Slate of '
ri.s. Oregon, March. 13, 1-90.1
Oregon, and vour petitioners will ever pray:
■RKrJ-.Y « oven tbn« the follow
James
Parker,
pr has tiled n< ¡ice of i.;» jnten
W. W. Cardwell
J. S. Bowen,
W. W. Johnson,
proof in support of b s claim,
G. W. Young,
o .f will be made before the
W.C, Byrd,
KEY COC
Wm. Harvey,
T. S. Garred.
elver of lhe U. S. Land Offiie
J. Adan.fi,
Chas. Teeter.
, on Apiil '.8, 1890, viz:
Louis Harkey,
D. L. Gwe,
rk J. WIlHnma.
Thomas Giannini,
A. U. Worthington,
B, for the W’^‘ SEqr. See. 7. Tp.
R. J. McKinnon,
< has. (.'ronin,
M. lie Danns he following
( . H. Vocgtly,
s. E. Joy,
•n ice.
Bov«* his continon« us r$si h
H. P. Cornelison,
Robt. Brown,
Ration of, Kf.id 'and. viz:
I’. F. Sfentrer,
J. H. Gordon
Elrj> D. News »me, and O.
O. D. Riifik.
!». Q mcb ,
Harney <«> .< >r. 2<
('. W Mc< i^in.
1». New man,
Ej. H. HUNTINiiToN. R< gis’er.
T. A. Morrison,
W\p. King,
T. J. Howard.
Geo. 8. eizeraore,
Kit. Sammer*.
G. HiK'speth,
J. D. Shaw,
J. Craven.
TER1FFS N
H. Chaatham.
H. Fpragne,
F. M. Jordon,
R. J. Ivere,
pi E N ' . ' io go prey«' K : ha’ pi:
W. B Mvnatt,
J S. *an s
•of the circuit Court of the
G. W. «-race.
( . W. Garred,
for Hartiev County, made and
Thus. Whiting,
D. scott.
rt day of November, 1889, in it
!.. M. Brown,
Milo I'nahinit.
ter Frenih ueg Plaintiff, arm
N. Brown,
A. Dunn,
j. Defendant, for the »uni of
(
ha*. Gam her.
H.
A.
Bernethy.
per rent p»*r annum Inter*at
J. ('. Welron.c,
chh». ' lark.
|<t la*-I a ue»l grv , and for the
E. D. Gray.
('. A. swe« k.
¡certain real mortgage of date
Geo. McGowan.
s. I nm| sh’-e.
February, 1887. and made by
Am. .« \ an (>r$ lale. W K. («radon.
L Wiliiarn Dillman to Peter
I. Baer.
J. J. Pict »on,
whole of Sec ti* n 25, Twp 37
Henry chambers,
Peter (Temei *,
!. W. M.. in Harney County.
P. A. Young.
Wm. Wo.»*'*.
r?*in **a?er right hereinafter
T. G. Maupin,
M. E. Dunnington.
bed. and directing me to o»?.i
Chi. Enns.
W. Lewie,
fy »aid decree, u* max he
S. J. Mothershexd,
John McKinnon.
J u id < fit-r ai.d evil the Ian«’*,
F. N. I ameron,
G. D. Hagey,
of x.Tti.m
Twp.
South
L. Moore.
G.
W
.
WlkvXMn,
.. Rb»re*aid, and together with
gh: known a* (he North Fork
'h and Wa’cr-Kight, whore*,,.
nr 1< m . of the waters of *ai-1
om the naiural bed thereot.
Later exchanges give the news
follow* l oTYimen' lag at r.
k. tow it: raid Nor b 1’oik of
Taulbee,
l, move «r k**. Fa* of the Fa*? that ex-Representative
»
K
Wear h* th- who was shot a few days ago by
hh
paid point i»m llu.f
TTY1
*! k known a* Drv Ditch, and Charles E. Kincaid, is improving
I»:*, beredi.amenta, r.ppurte and his chances are good for a
*. rishta to p< *g«**aion. urc,
and to. and in any manner sjKidy recovery.
DI ILV
id Ian«*», nitth. and wafer-
nght. title, inter» at. «mate,
and property of the rahi
-Baker City is agitating the
in an«f to said 'ano, 41»» h
d all, each, and every pi'’ question
of erecting machine
Mill« h hr therein nr thereto
Bt ’ oi Febma’v. i*.*;, f,*rra<i shops, foundry and smelting works,
rt*«r at pHb’i»* ..ufrry a? the
In the harnuf Harrrv. c«»un- having received a prrqx,sition from
eof »»rcg..*. «p.ro.ii!. rv?n the
Giroux Amalgamating Co,
J>. »» <W! the -ih .lay .»f
Inc*
V ( (H-
• ry I®1
A. A. crtirixt
Ibcdr Har:o-.
Announcements under above classification,
at following rates, payment invariably in ad-
var.ee: State candidacy, also,the County Judge,
Clerk, and sheriff, $10 each; Assessor,and Com-
missioner, $5each; Treasurer,School Supt. Sur-
veyor. unci Coroner, also, Precinct Justices and
Constables, $3 each. No insertions on requests
by mail unless accompanied by the price of
publication.
pOR COUNTY ( LKRIi.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the office of County Cleric subject to the
action of the Democratic County Conven­
tion of llarney county, Oregon.
W. E. GRACE.
poll 811 Eli IFF.
I hereby announce myself ag a candidate for
the office of sheriff of Harney County, Oregou,
Bubject to the action of the Democratic County
Convention.
A. A. COWING.
P<>K SHERIFF.
gUMMOSS.
Baker ia a lively, go ahead town,
and is making every effort to ad­
vance her interest and importance.
THE
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR OFFICE
I hereby announce myself ss a candidate for
the office of Sheriff of Harney County, Oregon,
subject to the action of the Democratic County
Convention of said county.
J. C. GARRETT.
!
>
I
j
HERALD.
HAS LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY
NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY.
Official County Paper,
Local News,
HAItNEY COUNTY ITEMS.
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1890
—Wild geese on the wing.
—Democratic Primaries, 22d inst.
— A large attendance at Sabbath
school last Sunday.
—Ira Brown, Land Office In­
spector is now in Burns.
—Jas. Walters, < f Warm springs,
in town on the 17th on business.
—D. Lavery of Beulah registered
at the French hotel, March loth.
Come and Settle I p.
—No Washington letter this | —Eggs 3 doz. $1.
week.
Having made a cash sale of T he
—Milk 40c. per gal.
H erald to W. C. Byrd & Son, those
— Democratic. Convention, 29th
—Potatoes 4c. per lb.
inst.
gentlemen will fulfill unexpired ad-
—
Flour $4.50 per cwt.
: vertising, and all subscriptions, and
— Mrs. M. A. Fry was quite sick,
; to them must be paid all amounts
last week.
— Beef still 12jc. per lb.
due on subscriptions since Nov. 29,
—Full line of Crockery and Glass-
—John S. Devine in town on last 1889.
Ware at the Geer hardware store. - Monday.
All accounts for advertising and
—Fred. Okermann, of Riley wäB
—Peter French, of the P-ranch, job work prior to March 1, 1890 and
in Burns, March 18th.
in town this week.
all subscriptions prior to Nov. 29
—See notice of Final Proof of —Joseph Bates, of Prairie City, I 1889, must be settled with D. L.
Frank J. Williams in this issue.
came in last Sunday.
Grace, by whom all indeptedness
— Dave Lambert, who has been
—Onions, lettuce and cabbage of T he H erald prior to March 1,
suffering with rhumatism is getting planting done last week.
1890, will be settled.
better.
Please call and settle,
—Republican State Convention
D. L. G race .
—We are informed that Peter meets in Portland, April 16th.
French had about 300 tons of hay
March 20, 1890.
—Miss Dollie Taylor has been in
left over.
Burns several days, visiting friends.
The Sheriff* or his Deputy
—Dave Lambert left Burns Tues­
—Lou. J. Boscnburg, of Drcwsey,
day morning, on the Bidwell stage,
was in town several days this week. Will be at the following place at
for his home.
the time specified:
—Our school started last Mon­ Drewsev, No 1, Saturday
—Mr. C. A. McKinney, of Har­
ney. was in our town Friday and day, with a full attendance of pu­
pils.
Go toTupker «4
Saturday of last week.
—The Bidwell stage came in on
—II. Mason, of the Pacific Live
Horse shoes, nails, and all kinds
—Messrs. W. E. Grace, Robt.
the 17th and left on the morning
Drinkwater, and J. W. Norton came Stock Association, in town this of wrought iron worked into shape
of 18th inst.
week.
to suit the public. Horseshoeing
in yesterday from llarney.
—T. W. Stephens, who has been
and other blacksmithing done on
—
Rained
Monday;
every
indica
­
—Dr. Welch, who is in town at­
from Burns for some time, returned
at quick time Tupker’s.
tion
of
spring,
and
grass
springing
tending
M. (.'aidwell, has bought
■¡■OK SHERI I F.
a few days ago.
up in the hills.
Chas. G. Frye’s late residence.
1 heseby announce myself as a candidate for
—About 5000 lbs. of mail matter
Strawberries.
the office of Sheriff of Harney county, Oregon,
—If you wish to employ a first
was laying over in Alturas for Lake­ —Farmers coming into town with
subject to the action of the Democratic County
A.
Allen
has
on his ranch, Smiles
eggs, chickens and butter can find class Dress-Maker, call on MissGun-
view as late as Feb. 24.
Convention.
east
of
Burns,
some
fine Strawber­
thcr
at
the
millinery
rooms,
Burns.
a
ready
sale
at
highest
market
price
MELI.. FENWICK.
ry Plants, known as the “Monarch,”
—Protracted meeting still in pro­ I at the French Hotel.
—
We
call
the
attention
to
the
\
for sale at $1.50 per hundred.
gress at the M. E. church under the
P<>K CLERK.
—The mail to and from Burns card of ('. A. Sweek, attorney-at- They are all healthy,anil with prop­
auspices of Rev. McCart.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate for
is still irregular, consequently if law, which we publish in this week’s er care wilt do well. Call and see
the office of County Clerk of Harney County,
—In this issue of the paper the I subscribers do not receive T he issue.
for yourself, or send order.
subject to the action of the Democratic County
announcement of Thomas Gianini H erald regularly, they will under­ —The town was full of people, 17-3t-
A. A llen .
Convention.
L. B. BAKER.
appears for office of constable for | stand the cause.
and
Wednesday;
politicos,
land
Burns precinct.
Burns’ Constable.
Prospect for Crops.
—Ike Baer is not getting any high water, topics of general con­
—Paul Locher this week pur- larger, but he says the rush of busi­ versation.
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
The
prospect
for good crops of
Constab e in Burna Precinct.
chased from Mrs. F. Gibhlin two ness and numerous customers pour­
THUS. G1ANINI.
—Ailvies rising rapidly and 8CV- every description in Harney the
horses, a set of harness, and wagon. ing into the store, and cash coming
I eral slough bridges, reported by coming season is very good. The
S
—Lots of good hunting for good over the counter in exchange for I Chas. Zeigler, road supervisor, as
Proceeding’s of the Democratic Coun­
amount of snow that has fallen
shots, but the poor shots better stay merchandise, makes him feel about being washed ofl’.
ty Central Committee.
a
200-pounder.
Everybody
conies
this winter, even if we get but very
at home and keep out of trouble.
— Robt. Drinkwater, of Harney, little rain, almost insures the cer­
to Bums.
Committee met at the court house in Harney,
— Remember the Primaries are
tells us that he is again in the Har­
March 1, 1890.
—For the k:n«l and compliment­ ney hotel as proprietor. We wish tainty of a good crop. There will
next Saturday, 22d. The house
J. C. Garrett, chairman, presiding.
I
he an abundance of hay; and every
Apportionment of Delegate s made upon the will be called to order at 1 o’clock ary editorial notices from The Press, you success, Bro. Democrat.
basis of the Democratic vote cast for J. M.
and The Items, we feel very grate­
farmer should make every effort
Gearin for member of Congress at last General p. m.
Elec tion, each Precinct being allowed one dele­
ful, returning our thanks, and wish- ( I —M. Sv>orts, of the firm of
gate for every fifteen votes and fraction of ten:
—
Piute
Indians
in
Harney
val-1
ing I oth success, financially, but, Sworts A Miller, arrived in town, to sow nil the grain possible. If
precincts since formed, ore delegate only—giv­
ing the following representation:
ley, have hint« r d remarkably w 11, “Johnny,” how about county- seat? I March 18th. from New York, where proper efforts be made by ranchers
Precincts.
No. Delegates considering the weather and scar­ Nor “Cap.,” to you, can we say suc­ he has been visiting relatives and to justify N. Brown in going ahead
Currcy...........................................................
2
city of 8 provision.
friends.
cess, politically.
Burns
with his flouri: g-mill (which he
llarney. . .
6
Trout Creek ......................................................... 1
—J. C. Wooley’s little boy, just will finish if he sees farmers art­
—Mart Brenton, now stopping at. —Mr Cal. Geer, our hardware
Pine Creek................................................ .. .... 2
Drcwsey
4
the I 1 ’-Rancli, but whoa year or two man, has on hands a splendid as­ recovered from an attack of erysip- sowing sufficient wheat to supply
Crane Creek.....................................
ago 1 made liis home here, has spent sortment of D. M Ferry’s Northern 1 elas. is almost entirely «leaf. Mr. W. his mill) he may be able to supply
Saddle Butte.......................................
Embree ........................................
1 days in town.
several
Grown Garden Seeds, and will re­ came to town. Wednesday, to con­ the demand in the county for flour.
Mlltzon....................................................
2
Uatlow ................................................
2
ceive this week Onion Sets from the sult a physician.
Every one should take this matter
Alvord.......................................................
2 W. II. Flood, livery man of
—
Valley, also, quite an assortment of
Wild Horse.........................................................
I
—There is not a vacant dwelling into consideration, for it is of great
Harnev. was in Alturas, Modoc co.. Guns of the best brands, Shot-guns
importance to all; instead of pay­
13
Total..
Cal , Feb. 21st. 22«1, 23d, and left and Rifles.
- ¡in town; we think, that if some of ing $9 or $19 a barrel for Hour, we
On motion it was ordered that the Primaries there Feb. 24th for llarney.
¡our
enterprising
citizens
would
be held at the usual place of voting in each
—Call on J J. Pierson, our Pho­ erect some comfortable tenement could get it for one-half, or less, if
precinct oil
—Farmers have been laying in tographer, who is prepared to do houses, it would be money well in­ made in the valley; but the ex­
SATURDAY. 22D DAY OF MARCH, MOO.
an abundance of seed grain the past all work in his line. Mr. Pierson
pense of putting up a mill is too
On motion it was ordered that the Democrat week, judging from the wagons is an artist of long experience, and vested.
great, unless the builder have souk *
ie County Convention be held in the Court
House at Harney, on
leaving Burns almost daily with we assure the public he will give
—We arc informed that It. J. assurance that farmers will raise
SATURDAY, 29 th DAY OF MARCH. IW0.
that article.
satisfaction. Come and have your McKinnon, who has been proprietor wheat enough, at least, to supply
The following Resolutions were then pro­
picture taken, ho will make you of the Burn* hotel the past winter, the home demand for flour.
—Our town on last Saturday was handsome, although you may be closed the house. Tuesday, on ac­
posed and adopted:
R esolved , That we the Democratic County full of people from every dir -cti« n.
as Ugly as a mud fence.
- count of col template«) sale of the
Central Committee of Harney County, Oregon,
A New Aspirant for County Srat.
are opposed to a Pocket Convention, or 1he which gladdened the hearts of our
property.
proxy system of electing candidates; That it is business m n
—
John
Sweitzer
vs.
State
of
Ore
­
It was a busy day
The following minutes of a meet­
repugnant to the prlnc ipks of Democracy, and
gon and Peter French, claimants,
—W. C. Byrd A Son, pr, prictors ing held at Bird’s-Nest, March 15,
not in the inter« st of lhe masses that one or two for them.
men can control a Convention and dicta «• who
in the land contest now before the of the E ast O reuon H erald , have
shall, or who shall not I c the nominee ■ of said
—J. B. Huntington returned from Burns Land office is expected to rented the building formerly occu­ were handed in by Geo. W. Hayes.
Couvontion; That ft is the duty of ei cry Demo­
crat elected a delegate, to attend the Conven­ Portland, Sun lay; reports roeds
E ds . E ast O keoox II ekai . d : The
continue all this week and part of pied by Robinson A Dodson, nnd
tion in person.
fiir from Canyon City to Baker, the next, so we learn. This is an will move their press there before ¡citizens living in the vicinity of
R esolved . That we recommend the following
rule for adoption by the Democratic County bat from Canyon to Burns in had unusually inter« sting case to all
the next issue. Friends. < all and I Bird’s-Nest, Harnev county, State
<'on vent ion. That no delegate l»e allowed to
'of Oregon, met at the residence of
act as a proxy for more than one other delegate: condition.
directly and indirectly intere»te«1 sec 11s in our new office.
That no pers«»n, not a delegate, I m * allowed to a< t
j Hermann Laun on Saturday,
in land affairs in Harney county.
r.s a proxy for more than one oiher delegate;
—
The
name
of
J
M.
Fitzgerald,
That no person not a delegate, he allowed to
—Our friend, M K. Biggs, if we 'March 15, to organize an associa­
of the T- aneb. was added to our
a« t as a proxy for more than on»- delegate.
—The snow in the valley has have to I elieve the statement of
R esolved , Thai ihe Democrats oi earh and Subscription
list this week,
.............................
Mr. F. about disappeared. Th<* streets of some of the ladies present at the tion for securing, if possible, tho
[x-rmai ent location of the county­
evvry prec inct within this ('unntv be n -gri b>
-
-
.
attend the Primary Conventions In their re­ says loss « f st«x‘k :n that section is Burns very muddy, with a stream dance on th1' evening of Match 17,
seat a* B rd’s-5cst.
spective Precincts, and elect representative and about 10 |K-r cent.
of
water
running
down
about
the
was the best looking young gentle-
energetic I>elegate* to the County Convention,
J. H Emerson called to thechair:
who will prepare a ticket for the (oming elec­
•—A letter from Dr. Giheen dated center of Main street, which nc- men present, Don't k t yourself be R. A. Hendricks. *« . rctary: object
tion that will reflect credit on the C onvention,
the Party, and the County.
I Feb. 24, from Alturas, says hay is asionally in its course "cuts a caper” deceived. Biggs, for there isn’t a <*f the meeting stat« d by the chair;
J. C. GARRETT, chairman. selling there from $15 to $20 per that is, cuts diagonally across the man in town believes it.
meeting address* «1 by Jas. Wil­
T H. JAME>.
LYTLE HOWARD,
ton
No la grippe, but many street, just to show its indepen­ —All the type for tins ¡¿«lie of liams.
R J M« KlNNoN.
Executive committee: M. B.
“colils.” Much sttx'K has died in dence Brother Burnsites, when T he H erald was set and corrected
W m . M iller ,
MAM’L ROACH.
■ m refary.
< ommiltccrr.en.
are we going to have our streets, or
Hayes,
Henry I ywn-. Wi®. Cattcr-
Modoc
county.
by Chr.ries and Julian Byrd :i well
Harney, Ort .. March 1. 1 *’».
at least Main street, improved?
«on.
Bent
Eml.i*
Ji s Williams,
as the entire press work done It
—On last Saturday John New-
R J. Ivers, and E Fisher Site
—
Our
neighbor
and
friend,
H.
is
just
one
year
ago
to-day.
March
n
an
an«I
Chas.
CroniYi.
turned
“Texes ’ liar.
committee: M It. Hayes, Herman
Tune—“Oh, Happy be We.”
quite a number of cattle to the hills, C. I.evens who fortunately, has mi *• 20th. that theform r, us u.ir readers Laun. J. H limit. flCO was
To Texe*< I will go, yes, I will gi>,
hay
than
he
actually
requires
tor
may
retnemlx-r.
apprenticed
hin
st
11
from which we suppose the grass
raised to defray ex|wnses for ad­
What there’« in Hum* tn drinx.
in the hills must be sufficient to his own stock. is dividing th«- sur­ to ’earn the Art Presenativ
vertising the ndcrtiiking.
In tb* gfo*«c.4 cheerful clink.
plus among his neighbors, each
keep them from starving.
Will hold aii'jtbet meeting on
—Wc learn that T W Stephens
getting
a
share
cc
ording
to
his
At Texes Bar.
And when I want in smoke. I want to «moke,
—The wrestling match l«etw«en need, and nt the same price h< sold . is on a trade with 1’. F Stoagir f.r 24th iu.t . al the reGdeiicc of ller-
And hear a g“*»H old hike. • s . mm I old j*,k«.
Cha- Eytonof Australia, and Hugh hav for in the fore part of the win­ Burns hot«-!. That's busines« Totn. ? an I aim.
At th’ Texes there will
J»e olution passul ti nt the E ast
Cigars for v<m and me
Smith of Cnnyan city, came off on ter—if “charity begins at horn«, 'his nn«i an assurance to tin- people f
At Texes Far.
\ liCHAll I
It ;■
Saturday nifht, March Sth. at Ma­ generosity should I t more highly Harney county that you h»v- ;rc- C.
For Whiscy. Win««, and Beer. Fnn without fear.
„ _ bushel of f’*Hy weighed
' ' ' the
" pruftpec
-
. C.itTJ .ru «. J Hafru«n- Frets be Tsq' sb d to
sonic hall Canyon city. I he falls: approriatrd than a whole
There’s nauaht to twat it here, to beat it here.
F»»r Liquor*. Mixed or Straight.
Smith one; Evton two. The ref­ money sent to some foreign mis- getting th county-seat, a l ■. :« di/Z.'.b •?>» uiia>»it< • of this u.« « t-
They’re alwaja made fir»: rate
' sionarv society.
confident that we will ciccew
eree declared Eyton winner.
At Text» Far.
poll ASSESSOR.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the office of ABseFRor of Harney County, sub­
ject to the action of the Democratic County
Convention of said County.
W. E. ALDERSON.